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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Obianuju Ekeocha , Professor of Politics Robert P George (Princeton University New Jersey)Publisher: Ignatius Press Imprint: Ignatius Press Dimensions: Width: 13.20cm , Height: 2.50cm , Length: 20.10cm Weight: 0.249kg ISBN: 9781621642152ISBN 10: 1621642151 Pages: 224 Publication Date: 31 January 2018 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order ![]() We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviewsTarget Africa calls out one of Western secularism's most peculiar orthodoxies: the perceived right of people from increasingly barren societies to meddle with the fertility and sexual mores of other people -- especially Africans. Kudos to Obianuju Ekoecha for this bold, bracing, and morally urgent book. -- Mary Eberstadt, Author, Adam and Eva After the Pill In the book you now hold, the great Nigerian human rights activist Obianuju Ekeocha casts a spotlight on the new colonialism and subjects it to searching critical scrutiny. -- Robert P. George, Ph.D., Princeton University, From the Foreword Target Africa is a stunning achievement. Informed and passionate, it presents a convincing vision of neocolonialism accomplished by means of destabilizing sexual revolution and the control of African fertility and population. -- Adrian Vermeule, Ralph S. Tyler Professor of Constitutional Law, Harvard Law School To find out about a real war on women, read this book. You will learn how Western governments, organizations, and businesses target female fertility in Africa to further their own ambitions. -- Abby Johnson, Author, Unplanned and The Walls Are Talking That one brave, eloquent African woman is drawing attention to this battle for the soul of her continent is a cause for celebration. May we all join her in this fight for true freedom, first by reading this vital book. -- Eric Metaxas, New York Times Best-selling Author, Bonhoeffer; Host, The Eric Metaxas Show No matter where you stand on cultural issues, the arguments of Target Africa must be addressed. This is a powerhouse of a polemic, a cry from the heart backed up by the facts. Everyone who cares about Africa's future should read it. -- Andrew Klavan, Author, The Great Good Thing A profound, searing, and utterly necessary work that exposes how the rapidly deteriorating Western culture imposes its poisonous values across the world. -- Matt Walsh, Columnist, The Daily Wire; Author, The Unholy Trinity With ruthless logic and meticulous research, Target Africa spells out the condescension of First World oligarchs. -- Patrick Coffin, Host, The Patrick Coffin Show Despite what seem to be insurmountable odds, Obianuju Ekeocha is fighting fire with science, facts, and tremendous faith, while serving as an example for the entire pro-life movement. -- Teresa Tomeo, Author, Extreme Makeover; Radio Host, Catholic Connection A must-read for complacent Westerners believing their aid money is being put to good use in Africa. A masterful analysis demonstrating in painful detail how Western governments, billionaires, and NGOs are systematically imposing a morality completely alien to many Africans. -- David Paton, Chair of Industrial Economics, Nottingham University Business School, United Kingdom A tour de force examination of the ideological colonization being waged on Africa, written by someone who knows the continent and the issues intimately. -- Edward Pentin, Rome Correspondent, National Catholic Register Anybody interested in true civilization and world peace should study this book in order to realize what should be urgently done by all people of goodwill globally to arrest this impending calamity. Target Africa calls out one of Western secularism's most peculiar orthodoxies: the perceived right of people from increasingly barren societies to meddle with the fertility and sexual mores of other people -- especially Africans. Kudos to Obi Author InformationObianuju Ekeocha is a Nigerian woman living and working in the United Kingdom as a specialist biomedical scientist. She is the founder of Culture of Life Africa, an organization dedicated to defending the sanctity and the dignity of human life through research, information, and education. She has spoken on life and women's issues in seventeen countries and at the United Nations. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |